In one episode in this novel, a woman named Maryann Money thinks she has seen a robbery when in reality, she sees one of the protagonists take a horse from the stable in order to secretly follow her lover to Bath. That lover had impregnated his previous servant Fanny Robin who later dies during childbirth, after which he decides to flee out of shame. At the beginning of the novel, the chief female
In one episode in this novel, a woman named Maryann Money thinks she has seen a robbery when in reality, she sees one of the protagonists take a horse from the stable in order to secretly follow her lover to Bath. That lover had impregnated his previous servant Fanny Robin who later dies during childbirth, after which he decides to flee out of shame. At the beginning of the novel, the chief female character saves another character's life during a farm fire, and later on the favor is returned at a farm in Weatherbury. William Boldwood shoots and kills Sergeant Troy out of jealousy and ends up in jail leading the female protagonist to eventually marry long-time friend Gabriel Oak. For 10 points, identify this story about the many suitors of Bathsheba Everdene, a novel by Thomas Hardy.
In one episode in this novel, a woman named Maryann Money thinks she has seen a robbery when in reality, she sees one of the protagonists take a horse from the stable in order to secretly follow her lover to Bath.
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